Sentence examples for visible event from inspiring English sources

The work stoppage is the most visible event in a season of discontent on the orchestra labor front.

Froome, like his teammate Bradley Wiggins last year, is bearing the brunt of doping scrutiny as leader of the sport's most visible event.

Most likely, the most visible event that will happen this year is the demolition of the Sun-Times building, which is scheduled to begin this fall and will take months.

From their reading of Daniel, chapters 8 and 9, they concluded that God had begun the "cleansing of the heavenly sanctuary"—i.e., an investigative judgment (an action invisible to the human eye) that would then be followed by the pronouncing and execution of the sentence of judgment (a future visible event).

It's also the most visible event in for the ticket industry, which makes fixing it all the more important.

But even if he donated his time, a highly visible event like this it raised $4.5 million garners him huge amounts of publicity, resulting in press that pays dividends down the road.

The highly visible events spotlighting President Clinton and his wife in Los Angeles are not only troubling to the Gore forces because they drain money.

Its most visible events, festivals in 15 or more cities from Salzburg to New York, Brussels and Tokyo, are scheduled to begin this summer and run at various times through 2002.

It shows scenes of city life in Moscow, Odessa and Kiev, and the credits describe it as an "experiment in cinematic communication of visible events", which doesn't do justice to its dedication to transforming and upending reality.

Images by Eisenstaedt of the Italian incursion into Ethiopia and by David Seymour ("Chim") and Capa of the Spanish Civil War made visible events leading up to World War II.

As human beings, we are prone to focus on very dramatic, visible events, such as confrontations with political enemies or the personal qualities of leaders, whether good or bad.